Senator Won't Back Down on Air Force's Pricey Coffee Cups
Sen. Grassley is not satisfied with the service's reasoning for why it chose to spend thousands of dollars on hot cups.
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Philly Shipyard Makes a Play for its Future in Polar Icebreakers
The U.S. built two heavy polar icebreakers in the 1970s and is down to just one in working order, the Polar Star.
Coast Guard Icebreaker Crew Completes Second Arctic Mission
The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy completed their second mission of their Arctic West Summer 2018 deployment.
Pentagon Cancels Large-Scale Vigilant Ace Exercise with South Korea
The Defense Department suspended one of its largest annual aviation exercises with South Korea.
Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star Returns Home After 6 Months in Dry Dock
Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star arrived home to Seattle following a six-month maintenance period at Mare Island Dry Dock.
Mechanic Accidentally Fires Cannon, Destroying F-16 on Ground in Belgium
A maintenance worker accidentally fired a 20mm Vulcan cannon from an F-16 jet at Belgium's Florennes Air Force Base.
The SB>1 Defiant Hasn't Flown Yet. But Army Officials Say They're Not Worried
The Army says the Future Vertical Lift, or FVL, will produce a new family of advanced aircraft over the next decade.
Army Begins Field Testing Remotely Operated Weapon Station on Strykers
The Army has begun field testing the Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station-Javelin atop its Stryker vehicles in Europe.
Army, Marines to Buy Thousands of New Binocular-Style Night-Vision Goggles
The Army plans to start equipping its first close-combat unit with new binocular-style night-vision devices in 2019.
15-Person Marine Rifle Squads Could Be Coming Soon for Deployed Units
Marines operating at sea could soon form the biggest rifle squads in the modern military.
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1st Female Marine to Complete MARSOC's 2nd Phase Is Leaving the Corps
Sgt. Bailey Weis made it through both phases of MARSOC training, but was not selected for the Individual Training Course.
US General Shot in Last Week's Taliban Attack
The Pentagon confirmed that U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Smiley was shot in a Taliban attack that killed two Afghan leaders.
Here's How the Air Force Hopes to Train 1,500 New Pilots a Year
Currently, the Air Force faces a shortage of roughly 2,000 pilots overall.
50,000 Troops Prep for NATO's Biggest Show of Force Since the Cold War
Marines are landing in Iceland, a carrier is sailing past the Arctic Circle and U.S. aircraft are soaring over Scandinavia.
Female Marines Get Deadline to Wear New Dress Blues Coats
Female Marines have been issued a deadline for phasing out the open-collared dress coat they've worn for decades.